left overs ...come together

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left overs ...come together mirjam 02-03-2009
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Posted by on February 3, 2009, 8:54 am
It is time to match some left overs , i see i have much to many , a
piece of that,a tiny ball of this, i think i will slowly start to
knit piece to piece ,, maybe i should lay aside ,,,, a certain time
for it , at least twice a week ,,, eventualy it will become
something !!!! this was the way my son`s afghan came into being ...
destshaing becomes creative outlet ,,,
mirjam

Posted by Mary on February 3, 2009, 1:00 pm
When I've simply had enough with working with all the leftovers and
bits and never want to see them again, I get rid of them! I sort by
fiber content and weight and pack them all into bags -- one for
worsted wool, one fingering wool, one blended sport, etc -- and put
all those bags into one very large bag. Then I put it in the trunk of
my car, and the next time I am in the neighborhood I drop it off at
the local senior citizens center. The seniors use all of it for all
sorts of multi-color sweaters, afghans, hats, scarves, mittens, and
all sorts of projects, most of which they then give away to the needy
or sell at the annual bazaar. The first time I dropped off a large
bag of yarns they were intent about knowing what I wanted them to do
with it -- sell the items, keep them, give them away, etc., i.e, were
they any restrictions? I told them to have fun and do whatever they
liked. A few months later I got an invitation to the annual bazaar,
and was delighted to see so many yarns I recognized being used in such
fun, creative ways. However, they also had a stack of photos of all
the hats and scarves and mittens they had made for needy children.
And I learned so much about color!

Posted by on February 3, 2009, 11:42 pm

Thank you Mary ,,,
Yes from time to time i did the same ,, donated leftovers , of
threads , cloth etc to a daystay for elderly where they made nice
things from it ,, Now it is time to use it myself first, than what`s
left will be donated ,,
On the way i always make some small items that i give to some
bazzaars.
mirjam

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